I use this language most of the time, especially in formal situations or when I meet new people.

2. Javanese:

This language is the most enjoyable for me. I feel comfortable and closer to people when I speak Javanese because it is part of my culture.

3. English

Speaking English makes me feel cool and more confident. I feel proud when I can express my ideas in English.

4. German

German makes me feel alive when I learn and speak it. It is very interesting and challenging, and it motivates me to keep learning.

This is my mother tongue, so I feel the most natural and expressive when speaking Indonesian. I don’t need to think too much about grammar or vocabulary.

2. English: The coolest language for me

I use English quite often. Sometimes I overthink grammar and don’t know how to express certain words in English. Sometimes I know the English word but forget the Indonesian one, and I sometimes mix up both languages. However, I still try my best because I want it to be correct. I feel proud when I can express my ideas clearly.

3. Javanese (informal): For cultural reasons

I usually use Javanese only in casual conversations with friends. I’m not very fluent in formal levels like krama, but I still use informal Javanese because it is part of my cultural background and daily environment.

Basically the most comfortable language to use daily with friends. Not cool, sometime sounds annoying to some people, yet it gives an enjoyment as I speak it. Love it because i can get rid of over thinking of words, phrases, and sentences structure (of course as it is my very first language)

2. English

   Literally the most cool language to learn so far. Once, i was stressed to speak this all day for a year just to relize that this language is some type of language with the most complex grammatical system, vocabs, etc. Eversince 5 year, i cannt still be fluent. I can speak and write it very little. Hence, id love to learn this language deeper.

3. Bahasa Indonesia

   Honestly the most comfortable language ever. Rarely speak. Very kakuu. The harder i try to speak it daily, the more i m in agony🤣. Yet, i havr to get rid of it, and learn to be used to.

I'm using bahasa indonesia when people around me can't communicate using javanese and somtimes using bahasa when in formal condition, such as in the class or when at my workplace

Bahasa jawa

My comfort language is bahasa jawa because bahasa jawa is my mother tounge

English

I'm still learning english and only using English at the class. Sometimes using it for talk to my self because i don't have urgent/need and someone to talk using English for now. Once irl I talked to a foreign person from France using English.

Bahasa osing

I'm learn bahasa osing in elementary school. For now i just know the meaning but can't using it because i never touch osing language since i graduate from elementary school

The second one is Bahasa Indonesia, bahasa Indonesia is my second language karena di sekolah menggunakan bahasa Indonesia, bahasa Indonesia juga bahasa yang saya gunakan untuk berkomunikasi dengan teman atau saudara yang bukan orang Jawa, therefore Bahasa Indonesia is one of the convenience language after Bahasa Jawa. The third one is English and still learning to be more fluent. I learn English because English is international language. There are many people across the world understand and can speak in English even they are from different nationality. so I can make friends from other countries and understand their culture without understanding their mother tounge.

This is a tongue language for me more than Javanese. When I use it, I feel so local and native because I can communicate smoothly with others and do not have to contemplate so much on grammar and language rule agreements. However, I have so much learn about the formal variation.

English

This is the language I have been learning for life now. I am mostly troubled with English speaking because I am afraid that my talking mate can't grasp the idea. So I would say I am on the moderate in regard of proficiency.

Javanese

I speak Javanese mostly when I am not home, talking to friends, asking for direction, or talking to cashier in a local grocery store. I sort of proud of speaking Javanese because I will be able to preserve the language. Other than that, I fell alright maybe because there are still tens of millions individuals use it as a main language.

Indonesian is the language i feel most comfortable using because i use it more often in my daily life (at home, at college, and in my community). This language is easy to use to communicate with people of all ages, and i think it is also more polite when used with strangers or older people.

2. Javanese

Javanese is my second most comfortable language after Indonesian because i was born into a native Javanese family. I often use Javanese when i am with friends of the same age because it is more casual, and for older people i use a more polite form of Javanese called krama (however, i am not very good at it, so sometimes i combine it with Indonesian).

3. English

English is a cool language in my opinion because it can be used to communicate with people both domestically and internationally. I also think that using expressions in English sounds much cooler.

Bahasa is the language I feel most comfortable using because I use it more often in my daily life in here, in Indonesia. This language is easy to use to communicate with people of all ages, and I think it is also more polite when used with strangers or older people.

2. Javanese

Javanese is my second most comfortable language after Indonesian because I was born into a native Javanese family. I often use Javanese when I am with friends of the same age because it is more casual, and for older people I usually combine Krama Javanese with Bahasa

3. English

I would say English can really open many doors for you. English helps you communicate with people from different countries, so you’re not limited to just your local environment. It also gives you access to better education opportunities, because many universities and learning resources use English.

When it comes to your career, English can make a big difference. Many companies look for people who can speak English, especially international or multinational companies. It can increase your chances of getting a good job or even working abroad.

Besides that, most information on the internet, technology updates, and global news are available in English. So by learning and using English, I can stay updated and connected with the world.

4. Spanish

I would say that I want to learn Spanish becausenI am also attracted to the beauty of the Spanish language itself. I think Spanish sounds very melodic and expressive. The way the words flow and the strong emotions in its pronunciation make it feel romantic and lively. When I hear Spanish songs or conversations, it sounds warm and full of passion. That beauty makes me even more motivated to learn and speak it fluently.

Bahasa Jawa

This is my mother tongue, and i think this is a most polite language when i speak in my environment.

Bahasa Indonesia

Bahasa yang jika di terapkan sehari hari terkesan agak kaku dan terlalu baku. Lebih diperuntukkan untuk situasi formal seperti rapat, menghubungi seseorang yang lebih tua atau baru di kenal.

Bahasa Inggris

The coolest language when i speak with it even though i have a lot of mistakes when use it and i am still learning this language. Hopefully i can be a teacher and teaching this language in the future. At least for my children if i am not able to be a teacher :"

Javanese is my mother tongue, so I speak Javanese in my daily life. I speak Javanese with my family and my friends.

2. Indonesia (the most connecting)

I use Indonesia when I'm in a formal situation like in school and with the oldest people. Sometimes I use Indonesia when I meet new friends because I don't know where they're from yet.

3. English (the coolest)

When I was a kid, I used to watch Hollywood movies, and I think they're so cool, after that I want to understand what they are talking about, so I like to learn and speak in English.

Indonesian is my first language. I feel comfortable when speak Indonesian because everyone can understand what I say in Indonesian. This language often use in formal situation and talking with strangers.

2. Javanese

Actually, i speak Javanese with my friends, my little brother, sister and my parents sometimes. But, i am not good at Krama. I just know some words like (inggih, mboten, kulo, nuwun, and the other basic words in Krama)

3. Madurese

This is the reason why i am not good at Krama because people around me they talk in madurese so i can understand what they say athough i am not good too.

4. English

This is my dream language since I was in elementary. When I listened on my teacher at that time I want to be good at English like her and until now l am still learning this language.

Indonesian is my first language. I use Indonesian when chatting with strangers or people I don't know, and I also use Indonesian when speaking to my parents.

Javanese

Javanese is my second language. I learned Javanese when I was in elementary school. I use Javanese with my closest friends.

English

English is the coolest language I've ever learned. At first, I struggled with learning English, but I gradually learned it through watching movies and playing games. Overall, English is my favorite language. I use English when conversing with my lecturers in class.

Bahasa osing

I studied Osing during elementary school, at the same time as I was studying Javanese. At first, I was confused because the two languages ​​are similar. Some phrases still contain Javanese and are added to Osing. I learned these through conversations with my friends.

Secondly, Indonesian is a formal and unique language because it can unite people from different ethnic groups. I say Indonesian is a formal language because when I meet stranger or when communicating with people who are older than us, such as lecturers or teachers, the first language I use to communicate is Indonesian, which allows us to respect each other and communicate smoothly without misunderstandings.

Meanwhile, I think English is the coolest language because it shows that we can interact not only with Indonesians but also with people from various countries, thereby allowing me to build relationships that will be useful in the future. And there are still many people who do not realize how important it is to learn English, even at a basic level. That's why English is so cool to me—because it requires consistency in the learning process and ongoing understanding.

Madurese

English (cool)

Indonesian is my first language. I feel most comfortable speaking Indonesian to older people, friends, or even strangers.

Madurese is my second language, as most of my family speaks it. I usually use Madurese with close friends of the same age, but not with older people because I'm not familiar with the polite form of Madurese.

I also sometimes use English. I feel cool when speaking English, so I sometimes use it with friends. However, I'm not confident speaking English in front of many people or with strangers. One of my challenges is that I can understand English when others speak it, but I'm a bit nervous and struggle to form sentences when speaking spontaneously.

I use Javanese most often and feel most comfortable using it, especially in informal situations. I use Javanese when chatting casually with close friends and people around my house. It feels more flexible and easier to joke around or talk about lighthearted things. Since i've been accustomed to using Javanese since i was a child, it comes out automatically when communicating casually.

2. Indonesian (for formal situations)

For more formal situations, such as chatting with lecturers at university, presentations, or formal discussions, i use Indonesian. i think Indonesian sounds more polite and professional. In addition, because there are many people from different regions at university, Indonesian is the safest choice and is easily understood by everyone.

3. English (for academic activities)

I usually use English in the context of studying at university, for example when reading journals, understanding material, doing assignments, or when i have classes. I am still learning and improving my English skills, so I focus on using it for academic and conversational purposes.

1. Javanese

This is my first language, so I feel the most natural and confident when speaking Javanese. I use it in daily conversations with family and people around me. It feels warm, close, and expressive because it represents my identity and culture.

2. Bahasa Indonesia

I use Bahasa Indonesia for school, academic discussions, and formal situations. I feel quite confident using it because I have learned it since childhood. It helps me communicate with people from different regions in Indonesia.

3. English

English is the language I am still learning. Sometimes I feel nervous when speaking because I am afraid of making mistakes. However, I also feel proud and excited when I can express my ideas in English. I think it is cool because it is an international language and can connect me with people from around the world.

2. English
English is foreign language that I use to speak with foreign friends. I also speak this language in the campus. I feel happy when I speak English confidently. I still learn on this language but I'll be happy if I can speak fluently. So, English is the coolest language for me.

3. Javanese
I seldom to speak Javanese, but I can understand it when I listen to other speaking this language. Sometimes I speak Javanese with my friends in informal situation. For me, I feel alright when I speak this language.

2. Indonesian is the formal language I usually use to speak with strangers, friends I am not very close to, and elders such as teachers. I think Indonesian is cool, but sometimes I get confused when speaking Indonesian, so I feel a little inferior, especially when giving my opinion in serious situations, such as in college or other settings.

3. English is a very cool language. To be honest, I want to change my habit of speaking both Indonesian and English, but my environment, such as at college, isn’t very supportive. I only speak English in class, and even then, it is rare. I have tried practicing on websites, but I always feel insecure. I once took an English course for two semesters where all students were required to speak English 24 hours a day. There, I felt confident because my friends and tutors were very supportive. I want to take that course every semester break, but the cost is prohibitive because I feel awkward asking my parents for money.

1. Javanese

Javanese is my mother tongue. I always use Javanese when I talk to my family, friends, and sometimes I used politeness Javanese to talk with someone older than me. Actually I'm still learn with politeness Javanese, but sometimes when I'm speak with this language I feel like become a princess from Yogyakarta 😁.

2. Bahasa Indonesia

Bahasa Indonesia is my second language. I learned this language when I was in the kindergarten. I use this language to speak with strangers and when I'm in Jember because some of people I met in Jember can not speak in Javanese. Also, sometimes I used this language when I went to store.

3. Bahasa Osing

I'm not usually use this as my daily conversation. I used this language when I speak with my kakak ipar and my family from my mothet because they are OG osing people. I learn this language when I was in the senior haighschool because most of people In my school was osing people.

4. English

Actually I'm still learn with this language. I used this language with my friends, my sister, my nephew, and sometimes with my mom. I'm still have difficulty to talk in English but I always try to speak more confidence.

Javanese (calmest) because Javanese has its own level of politeness, so I think it comes across as calm and gentle.

English (coolest) because English is an international language that most people learn in various countries, so it's cool because it can connect people from different countries.

Indonesian is my mother tongue, because my parents introduced it first before Javanese, so since childhood I have always used Indonesian to communicate, that's why I am comfortable speaking in Indonesian.

2. Javanese

I use Javanese after Indonesian, actually now I am more comfortable and use it more often than when I was a child because my society now uses this language, but I still mix it with Indonesian.

3. English

This is the third language I use, but until now I am still trying to get used to speaking in English, mostly I use this language only related to my studies, not daily activities and to communicate with others, because in my society (except my college friends) most do not use English for daily communication.